The streets of the center of Valencia, the large avenues and roads of the city, as well as the beaches and coasts, this summer have the presence of elephants, gorillas, giraffes, lemurs, rhinoceroses and hippos that impress the many tourists who pass through them. .
In these summer months and with a large influx of tourists, both national and international, BIOPARC Valencia has wanted to bring to the most visited places and areas the concept of “leisure with a cause” that it has developed as a new way of conveying the importance of living in harmony with nature. The park, which offers this different leisure proposal committed to biodiversity conservation, adds to the environmental offer already existing in Valencia with the Albufera, the Turia Garden, the Botanical Garden, the beaches or the orchard itself and positions the city with a differential and highly valued tourist attraction. In this context Today BIOPARC is number 1 in “Things to do in Valencia” preferred by travelers and is among the 10 best animal parks in the world In the portal TripAdvisor. In addition to having its “Certificate of Excellence” for the 9th consecutive year.
With a clear call to action, the Valencian park wants to value the new concept of “leisure with a cause” and remember the need to change our relationship with nature and conserve the planet's biodiversity.
This summer in the city of Valencia there is practically no avenue or area with a large influx of visitors that does not have the presence of BIOPARC animals in different supports that they throw at us a “Look, Feel, Protect” challenger. A campaign with which the park appeals to people's commitment to the natural environment that surrounds us through the impressive image of lemurs, giraffes, elephants and gorillas. But other animals also emerge on the coast and tourist attraction points, impressing everyone who comes across them. BIOPARC themed bus, where a rhinoceros, giraffes and a hippopotamus merge with the body and interior of the vehicle, covering the sides and rear of it. Some seem to squeeze it, others appear or invade it, so that almost no passer-by remains indifferent to the majesty and originality of the images.
And these months BIOPARC is also in an exceptional moment, with the attraction of being able to enjoy the privilege of contemplate the scenes starring the family of Gorillas with her four offspring interacting: little Félix and Pepe, 3 and 16 months respectively; Virunga who turns three years old this August and Ebo who is 6 years old. And, a few meters, baby chimpanzee Coco with just one year old that explores every corner of its habitat with its elders and many other offspring that were born in Valencia, fruit of some of the more than 40 Conservation Programs (EEP) of threatened species in which the park participates.
These days and until August 25, the day lasts from 10 a.m. to 21 p.m. and during it we can, in addition to making a complete visit to the different areas, participate in the free activities that the park offers from its opening to closing and that complete a unique and unrepeatable experience.
